March 1973

• Features

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  • Feature

    Salvation Worries? Prostate Trouble?

    By Bill Brammer

    Across-the-border radio stations milk the boondocks.

  • Feature

    Should You Buy This Land?

    By Pat Reed

    We take a look inside and outside a major investment land company.

  • Feature

    Don’t Touch That Dial!

    By Gregory Curtis

    Is anybody in Dallas watching?

  • Feature

    So Long, Cosmic Cowboys

    By Al Reinert

    One giant step backward for the Moonmen.

• Columns

  • Investments

    Wall Street Overkill

    By The Customer's Man

    Look out, offshore operators, they’re headed your way!

  • Film

    Welsh Rabbit and a Mixed Bag

    By Judith Crist

    Dylan Thomas and Ingmar Bergman top some films of varying quality.

  • Dining Out

    One Man Shows

    By Felicia Coates and Harriet Howle

    Two owner-chefs singlehandedly put out some of the best food around.

  • Citywise

    How To Buy A Bike

    By Richard West

    Bikes have changed. Here’s how.

  • Behind the Lines

    Behind the Lines

    By William Broyles

    Where you can read the story behind the stories.

• Miscellany

  • Briar Patch

    Touts

    By Griffin Smith Jr.

    Revolting Films If you liked Che Guevara, you’ll love the Third World Film Series being shown at the University of Texas in Austin. There is nothing Hollywood about these films, and their technique leaves something to be desired; but if you want to know what filmmakers from the Third World are doing with the medium …

  • Briar Patch

    Briar Patch

    By Griffin Smith Jr., Dave McNeely and Beverly Lowry

    THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES PERSONALS—SEVEN-STORY BUILDING ON well-traveled Dallas corner. Within easy walking distance of County Courthouse, John F. Kennedy Memorial, Dealey Plaza. Once used to store books; now empty. Has potential for use as historical museum, or can be torn down and land converted to other use. Need advice on what to do with …